By Peter and Kimberley Layton: Just before Christmas 2010 a Tunisian street vendor, Mohamed Bouazizi, set himself on fire, beginning a sequence of events that directly threatened long-established authoritarian regimes in the Middle East. In Tunisia, the armed forces stood aside as Ben Ali’s regime…
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Posts by John Armstrong
Long summer of civil war in Libya
Judith Lucy’s spiritual journey
Darren Hallesy: Most of us
have grown up with Judith Lucy on TV, so it seems appropriate that we as a
nation can rely on her to answer the biggest question of all ‘Life, the
Universe and Everything.’
Judith Lucy
has made a career out of sharing her life with the audience. Whether its…
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Rodeo stars to ride in Ipswich
The
hottest stars of Australian rodeo will ride into southeast Queensland this
September, when Ipswich’s Briggs Road Sports Complex plays host to the 2011
National Rodeo Finals.
Held
over two nights on Friday, September 23 and Saturday, September 24, the 2011
National Rodeo Finals is the…
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Public debut for Sukhoi T-50 fighter
Russia’s
Sukhoi T-50 fifth-generation fighter, also known as PAK-FA, will make its
public debut at the upcoming MAKS 2011 airshow near Moscow in August, 2011,
according to Nikolai Zanegin, Deputy General Director of Russia’s Aviasalon
company, quoted by Russian News Agency Novosti.
The…
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Back to the (virtual) Future
Real-time virtual trips through foreign cities and mountain-top vistas
with digital arrows pointing to top restaurants and tourist spots are just part
of what lies ahead for Geographic Information Systems (GIS) technology within
the next ten years, according to one of Australia’s leading data…
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About John Armstrong
John Armstrong is Managing Editor of Strike Publications, an Ipswich-based media business.
Strike publishes CityWest magazine, DefenceToday magazine and DefenceLife magazine.
The company is a proud supporter of Ipswich businesses and the local community, and has called Ipswich home for more than 20 years.
Strike is committed to the 'buy local, support local' principle in its business dealings and in its editorial policy.
Magazines are produced in full colour on high quality gloss paper, and can be read online at www.strikepublications.com.au
Contact John Armstrong
Fax: (07) 3812 3233
Email: editor@strikepublications.com.au
